My first MDMA experience was and probably always will be the most pivotal moments in my life to date. It is the best feeling I've ever experienced. But one day I decided to take it in a really shitty setting with a really negative and shallow girl which was a horrible experience. Not long after that, I had a really bad break up and I became depressed for several months after. Since that experience, the only feeling I get from MDMA is anxiety and worry as to why it's not working how it used to.
Life today is somewhat lacklustre, I wouldn't say I'm where I want to be right now. I'm bored with my current situation and I haven't been in love since. But then the first time I took MDMA my situation wasn't a great deal different so maybe it's irrelevant.
My use was somewhat frequent (twice a month at least, some weekends two days in a row), but I have friends who have taken MDMA almost as much as me and still are able to roll perfectly fine to this day.
What would you guys say the reason is in your opinion? Was it that particular experience that damaged it? How much would the breakup have had an impact on the situation? And most importantly, how do I get the magic back?
It sounds bad, but the prospect of not being able to feel an MDMA high ever again is pretty upsetting.
Life today is somewhat lacklustre, I wouldn't say I'm where I want to be right now. I'm bored with my current situation and I haven't been in love since. But then the first time I took MDMA my situation wasn't a great deal different so maybe it's irrelevant.
My use was somewhat frequent (twice a month at least, some weekends two days in a row), but I have friends who have taken MDMA almost as much as me and still are able to roll perfectly fine to this day.
What would you guys say the reason is in your opinion? Was it that particular experience that damaged it? How much would the breakup have had an impact on the situation? And most importantly, how do I get the magic back?
It sounds bad, but the prospect of not being able to feel an MDMA high ever again is pretty upsetting.